When My Thoughts and Good Books Collide {Book Review}

World View  by Marvin Olasky Find it on: Amazon Goodreads  Journalistic • Nonfiction • 198 Pages   About the Book: What would our common life be like if Christians were known not only for speaking truth, but also for demonstrating mercy? Marvin Olasky, best-selling author and editor in chief of World Magazine describes this kind … Continue reading When My Thoughts and Good Books Collide {Book Review}

Loving My LGBT Neighbor {Book Review}

Loving My LGBT Neighbor By: Glenn T. Stanton Find it on: Amazon Goodreads First Person • NonFiction  • 208 Pages About the Book (Backcover Blurb): Ever feel like we’re just fumbling through the LGBT conversation, always asking but never really finding answers to questions like: What does it look like to be friends with my lesbian … Continue reading Loving My LGBT Neighbor {Book Review}

How to Successfully Pivot to a New Career – Love Your Work {Book Review}

Love Your Work BY: Robert Dickie Find it on: Amazon Goodreads  First Person • NonFiction • 203 Pages It sounded like a smart book to read. In reality I already love my work, but the back cover blurb was interesting. Backcover Blurb:  Is your career all it could be? Henry David Thoreau famously said, “The mass … Continue reading How to Successfully Pivot to a New Career – Love Your Work {Book Review}

Brave is the New Beautiful – Book Review

Brave is the New Beautiful  BY: Lee Wolfe Blum Find it on: Amazon Goodreads  First Person • NonFiction • Narrative Style • 224 Pages About the Book (Backcover Blurb): In a culture that bombards women with "thinspiration" messages and pressure to "do it all" while wearing the mask of perfection, women are left feeling alone and overwhelmed. How … Continue reading Brave is the New Beautiful – Book Review

Think Again – Book Review

Think Again: Relief from the Burden of Introspection By: Jared Mellinger Find it on: Amazon Goodreads  First Person • NonFiction • Narrative Style • 192 Pages About the Book (Backcover Blurb): Being mindful about who you are and what you are doing isn't necessarily a bad thing. Evaluating yourself is necessary and can lead to positive change. But … Continue reading Think Again – Book Review

Control Girl – Book Review – Five Stars!

By:  Shannon Popkin Find it on: Amazon Goodreads  First Person • Non-Fiction • One Point of View • 207 Pages   About the Book (Backcover Blurb): Little fights with your husband and kids. Unhappiness when things don't match your version of perfect. Tension, anger, fear, anxiety--it all begins with a heart that craves control. When your perspective of how life … Continue reading Control Girl – Book Review – Five Stars!

The Lost Girl of Astor Street – Book Review

The Lost Girl of Astor Street  By:  Stephanie Morrill Find it on: Amazon Goodreads  First Person • Fiction • One Point of View • 352 Pages Find clue hunt/giveaway information, plus author interview here.   About the Book (Backcover Blurb): When her best friend vanishes without so much as a good-bye, eighteen-year-old Piper Sail takes on the role of amateur sleuth in … Continue reading The Lost Girl of Astor Street – Book Review

Characters, Inns, and Secrets, Oh My! (The Innkeeper of Ivy Hill – Book Review)

The Innkeeper of Ivy Hill By  Julie Klassen Find it on: Amazon Goodreads  Third Person • Fiction • Multiple Points of View • 448 Pages     About the Book (Backcover Blurb): On a rise overlooking the Wiltshire countryside stands the village of Ivy Hill. Its coaching inn, The Bell, is its lifeblood--along with the coach lines that stop there … Continue reading Characters, Inns, and Secrets, Oh My! (The Innkeeper of Ivy Hill – Book Review)